William van Wyk™

Establishing A Commercial Presence In New Markets.

I assess where a business can compete, develop the partners and customer relationships needed to enter, and lead the agreed commercial activity required to build its presence.

Engineering and commercial infrastructure

Determine Where To Compete

Assess demand, customer requirements, competition and commercial fit.

  • Assess demand in relevant segments.
  • Examine customer requirements and competing offers.
  • Evaluate product fit and commercial economics.
Decision supported

Which markets and customer segments justify focused development?

Regional industrial infrastructure

Build The Commercial Route

Develop suitable partners, channels and relationships with priority customers.

  • Assess suitable partners and channels.
  • Develop relationships with priority customers.
  • Define commercial roles and support requirements.
Decision supported

Which route can credibly reach and serve the target customers?

Industrial service facility

Coordinate Market Activation

Align internal support, partner activity and customer development around clear launch priorities.

  • Establish launch priorities and responsibilities.
  • Align internal resources with partner and customer activity.
  • Review progress and resolve execution obstacles.
Decision supported

What should move forward now, with which resources and responsibilities?

What Shapes The Approach

Commercial Economics

Market demand must be considered alongside pricing, margins, delivery costs and the resources needed to compete.

Partner Capability

Relationships need the coverage, technical capability and operating support required to serve customers.

Staged Commitment

Resources and market presence should develop as evidence strengthens and responsibilities become clear.

Clear Scope. Direct Involvement.

The work starts with a commercial priority and an agreed remit. I lead the defined work, bring the relevant people together and keep progress tied to the decisions and outcomes the business needs.